Author name: Lars Larsson Lundsten

I’m Lars, Field CTO at Elastisys. I have been working with cloud technology since 2008 across all levels of the tech stack. Over the years, I’ve provided guidance to numerous companies during their organizational transitions, helping them achieve cost efficiencies through the adoption of cloud-native technology. My posts are primarily intended for technical decision-makers, senior engineers, and architects, offering deep insights into Kubernetes. You can find all my posts here on the Elastisys blog. Additionally, feel free to follow me on LinkedIn, where I share content on Kubernetes, DevOps, and compassionate leadership.

Data Residency vs. Data Sovereignty: Building a Sovereign Cloud Strategy for Regulated Workloads

Data Residency vs. Data Sovereignty: Building a Sovereign Cloud Strategy for Regulated Workloads

When operating software critical to society, navigating data location and legal jurisdiction is a core architectural requirement. Understanding the distinction between data residency and data sovereignty is vital when designing modern, cloud-native architectures.

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The High Cost of Cloud Reliance

The High Cost of Cloud Reliance: Why Operational Resilience Demands Sovereign Infrastructure

Nearly 75% of European businesses express concern over reliance on US technology “kill switches,” yet only 15% of consumed cloud infrastructure in Europe is truly local. Reclaiming control over sovereign digital infrastructure has become an urgent business imperative.

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Cross-provider disaster recovery

Secure Kubernetes Operational Practices: Cross-provider Disaster Recovery

Say your cloud provider is ransomware attacked. Switching regions won’t help: those are compromised, too. Learn how Elastisys implements “cross-provider” disaster recovery for our customers, which is great for all customers, and in particular those in sectors of high criticality (NIS2).

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